Broke: "Such hoaxes are unethical, and @WSJ doesn’t condone them."
Joke: "Is Huge Publishing Hoax ‘Hilarious and Delightful’ or an Ugly Example of Dishonesty and Bad Faith?" @chronicle
Woke:https://twitter.com/Meaningness/status/1047516476595429377 …
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Sokalling is pretty much just providing a control group for peer review.
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If you don't have a control group, how would you know it's working?
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His might well be the best take I've read so far
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Making Sokaling a routine part of the academic process would go a long way towards fixing it, I think. A few dozen Sokalings are a good start to raise awareness, but if—say—5% of all submitted papers were Sokals, reviewers and editors would become much more careful.
How would this work in practice? A paper would have to be registered as a Sokaling before first submission, along with an explanation of what the author thinks is wrong with it. A cryptographic time-locked database could ensure honesty about this.